<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>OpenAI receives a $200 million DoD contract to develop prototype AI systems for administrative tasks and more.</li><li>Examples of tasks include healthcare support for service members and proactive cyber defense.</li><li>Use cases must adhere to OpenAI's policies and guidelines.</li><li>The DoD contract aims to address national security challenges in warfighting and enterprise domains.</li><li>OpenAI's guidelines prohibit the use of its AI models for developing or using weapons.</li><li>There is a mention of a 'cold war' in AI between China and the Western world by influential figures in Silicon Valley.</li><li>The contract sheds light on OpenAI's strained relationship with major investor Microsoft.</li><li>Microsoft has substantial contracts with the federal government for cloud services and security protocols.</li><li>OpenAI's 'OpenAI for Government' program targets selling AI solutions to government agencies.</li><li>Microsoft's Azure OpenAI Service was recently approved for all classified levels by the DoD.</li></ul>

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